When the office writes
Audit support and representation
A letter from the tax office has a deadline, a legal meaning, and — for most expatriates — the wrong language. Send it to us instead of working out alone which matters most.
- Objection window: 30 days
- Quoted per case
- Included with Premium
What we handle
The assessment differs from your return
The Veranlagungsverfügung strikes a deduction or adds income you do not recognise. There is a 30-day objection window — we compare, and object where the numbers support it.
A request for documents
The office wants statements, contracts or proof of a deduction. We assemble exactly what was asked, with a covering answer that closes the question rather than opening new ones.
A formal audit or back-tax procedure
Rarer, and more serious. We represent you in the correspondence, in the language the office writes in, and you see every letter before it goes out.
How it goes
From the letter to the answer
Nothing leaves this office in your name that you have not seen first.
- Step 01
Send us the letter
A photo or upload of what arrived is enough to start.
- Step 02
We tell you what it means
What the office is asking, what is at stake, and the deadline that applies — in plain English.
- Step 03
We agree the scope and fee
Quoted per case, agreed before any work starts. For Premium clients, audit support on the filed return is included.
- Step 04
We answer for you
Drafted, filed and followed up until the point is settled. You are copied on everything.
Free assessment — no obligation
Tell us your situation
A senior Swiss tax expert reads it personally and replies within one business day with a fixed price for your return.
Emanuel Flury
Founder & Senior Tax Consultant
Your return is prepared by a named senior consultant who stays with your file — not passed down to junior staff.
What you get either way
Word photograph: Glacier d'Aletsch by Gzzz, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.